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Plan 9 from Outer Space. Plan 9 from Outer Space (originally titled Grave Robbers from Outer Space) is a 1. American independentblack and whitescience fiction- horror film, written, produced, directed, and edited by Ed Wood, that stars Gregory Walcott, Mona Mc. Kinnon, Tor Johnson, and Vampira. The film also posthumously bills Bela Lugosi as a star (silent footage of the actor had actually been shot by Wood for another, unfinished film just prior to Lugosi's death in August 1. Plan 9 from Outer Space was released theatrically in 1.

Distributors Corporation of America (as Valiant Pictures). The storyline concerns extraterrestrials who are seeking to stop humanity from creating a doomsday weapon that could destroy the universe. The aliens implement . By causing chaos, the aliens hope the crisis will force humanity to listen to them.

If not, the aliens will then destroy mankind with armies of the undead. Plan 9 from Outer Space played on television in relative obscurity until 1. Harry and Michael Medved dubbed the film the . Wood and his film were posthumously given two Golden Turkey Awards for Worst Director Ever and Worst Film. At the funeral of an old man's wife, mourners are gathered by an open grave, among them her husband (Bela Lugosi).

Overhead, an airliner is heading toward Burbank, California. The pilot Jeff Trent (Gregory Walcott) and his co- pilot Danny (David De Mering) are blinded by a bright light and loud sound. They look outside and see a flying saucer.

The pilots follow the saucer's flight until it lands at the graveyard, where the funeral's gravediggers are killed by a female zombie (Maila Nurmi). Plan 9 has been often criticized for its poor special effects. At his home, lost in his thoughts of grief, the old man goes outside and (offscreen) steps in front of an oncoming car and is killed. Mourners at the old man's funeral later discover the dead gravediggers. Inspector Daniel Clay (Tor Johnson) and other police officers arrive, but Clay goes off alone to continue his investigation. Jeff Trent and his wife Paula (Mona Mc. Kinnon), who live near the graveyard, hear the sirens, and Jeff tells Paula about his saucer encounter, stating that the Army has since sworn him to secrecy.

A powerful swooshing noise then knocks everyone to the ground at both the Trent residence and the nearby graveyard as a saucer lands. Police Inspector Clay then encounters the female zombie and the reanimated corpse of the old man, and is killed by them.

Newspaper headlines continue to report saucer sightings over Hollywood Boulevard, while a trio of saucers flies over Los Angeles. In Washington, D. C. Thomas Edwards (Tom Keene), reveals that the government has been covering up saucer attacks. He mentions that one small town was annihilated, hinting at a secret history of other encounters. The aliens return to their Space Station 7. Commander Eros (Dudley Manlove) informs their ruler (John Breckinridge) that he has been unsuccessful in contacting Earth's governments. To force their acknowledgment, Eros recommends implementing .

Meanwhile, Trent, about to leave on another flight, is concerned for his wife's safety. He urges her to stay with her mother, but she insists on staying home. That night, the zombie old man rises from his grave and breaks into their house. He pursues Paula outside and is joined by his zombie wife and the zombie Inspector Clay.

Paula barely escapes, but then collapses after her ordeal. All three zombies return to Eros' saucer. Roberts (Lyle Talbot) informs Edwards that the government has been receiving alien messages. They explain that the aliens are trying to prevent humanity from eventually destroying the universe.

The general dispatches Edwards to San Fernando, California, where most of the alien activity has occurred. Though the undead are under alien control, zombie Clay suddenly attacks and nearly strangles Eros.

The ruler closely examines zombie Clay and then orders the zombie old man destroyed in order to further frighten humanity. He then approves Eros' Plan 9 to raise undead armies and orders they march on the capitals of Earth. In California the police and Edwards interview the Trents. Unknown to them, the flying saucer has returned to the graveyard. Officer Kelton (Paul Marco) encounters the zombie old man, who then chases him into the Trents' yard, where the zombie old man is hit with Eros' ray, causing his body to rapidly decompose. Not knowing what to make of this, the Trents, Edwards, and the police drive to the cemetery. Eros and fellow alien Tanna (Joanna Lee) send zombie Clay to kidnap Paula and lure the other three to their saucer.

Seeing the saucer's glow off in the distance, Trent and the police head in that direction. At the car, Kelton is knocked out by zombie Clay. Upon awakening, Kelton calls for help, and Patrolman Larry (Carl Anthony) comes to his aid. Eros allows Trent and the police to enter his saucer with their guns drawn. He then tells them human weapons development will inevitably lead to the discovery of . Such an explosion would set off an uncontrollable chain reaction, destroying the entire universe. Eros now believes humans are too immature and stupid, so he intends on destroying mankind.

Eros threatens to kill Paula if Trent and the police try to force him to go with them. Officers Kelton and Larry arrive, spotting zombie Clay holding the unconscious Paula not far from the saucer. Realizing their weapons are useless, they sneak up behind Clay and club him with a length of wood, knocking him out.

Eros sees this and says Clay's controlling ray has been shut off, which allows Paula to go free. A fight then breaks out between Eros and Jeff, but the saucer's equipment is damaged during the struggle, starting a fire aboard.

The humans quickly escape, and Tanna and the unconscious Eros fly away in their now burning saucer, which finally explodes, killing them both; their zombies quickly decompose to just skeletal remains inside their clothing. Credited. Uncredited. Donald A. Davis as Drunk.

Johnny Duncan. Karl Johnson as Farmer Calder. Tom Mason as the Ghoul Man (Lugosi's fake Shemp)Hugh Thomas, Jr. Edward Reynolds as Gravedigger (also executive producer).

Science fiction remained popular throughout the 1. The Atomic Age, heralded by the development of nuclear weapons and the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, had inspired science fiction films which were dealing with the dangers of unrestricted science while spaceflight and the existence of extraterrestrial life and civilizations, more . On the other hand, Gothic fiction had enjoyed the height of its popularity in film during the 1.

It was experiencing a decline in the 1. The combination of dated and modern elements, by 1. That Ed Wood filmed the story with minimal financial resources underlines one of the qualities of his work: His ideas tended to be too expensive to actually put on film, and yet the director attempted them anyway. As Rob Craig argues, Wood's failed attempts result in the peculiar charm of the film to audiences. Craig finds that the film has much in common with both epic theatre (! We are all interested in the future, For that is where you and I are going to spend the rest of our lives! The introduction could be an allusion to the opening lines of his show, but since no episodes of the television show are known to survive, a comparison is impossible.

Craig suggests that Criswell's public persona was based on the style of a charismatic preacher, perhaps influenced by early televangelists. Criswell addresses the viewers repeatedly as .

The line is likely to derive from his show, and would not be out of place in a segment where a televangelist addresses his congregation. Another phrase of the introduction, . He used it repeatedly in his newspaper and magazine columns, and probably his show as well. The narrator at some point starts claiming that .

The lines seem to emulate the style of sensational headlines in newspapers, and promise the audiences access to .